I bought a copy of Bookends and I have to agree with you. It sounds spectacular. Keep up the fantastic reviews. Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones.
thanks mazzy for the great great videos from 2024. happy christmas to you and your loved ones and a positive 2025. greetings from a loyal viewer from oberhausen, northrine-westfalia, germany. 🎅🏾🎄🎸
As much as its been overhyped, (and expensive) the Gandalf lp is a beautiful record and very much worth it. I really love Academy in Peril, how weird to follow up his more rock based ssw lps with that record of modern classical. Cool to see you getting into Ween! I thought I didn't dig them until about 5 years ago when I got into them and picked up 3 of their records, including Chocolate & Cheese. Enjoy all the end of the year fun Mazzy!
Love that Gandalf LP! Somehow I was able to lay hands on a reissue way before it was released on RSD this past year. I can’t remember who issue it but it has a Capitol Label. Love that Monkees record. That Kodachrome slide cover of that John Cale LP is really cool. I’ve never heard of that Ballad of the Broken Seas with Mark Lanegan In curious so I’ll check it out. Ween are awesome! Love seeing them get their due finally. I was lucky enough to find a Japanese original Vertigo pressing of the Black Sabbath debut. That album never gets old! Some great reissues Mazzy! Happy Holidays to you and yours my friend! Enjoy your New Years and then it’s back to work resisting the oligarchy we’re faced with for the next few years. I believe we will see the American people dissent like never before Gonna be taking it to the streets just like the 60-70’s! ✌️🎅🏻🎄🎁
I think Seal made his best music when he was married to Heidi Klum. Of course, I've never heard any of it. I always thought "Still Life in Mobile Homes" was a clever song title. I liked Japan's Tin Drum. Thanks for the reissue rundown, Mazzy.
Glad to see Gandalf getting some love! I am a long time fan. Tip for fellow fans: There is a CD of unreleased material called Gandalf 2 that has been out of print for years but may be available on EBAY or similar sites.
I grabbed Gandalf when I was in Portland Mazzy. Been on the want list for a while and the reissue sounds great! One I just mentioned on my reissue episode of the podcast out today!
P. S.... Maz, thank you... I want to get the Sister Rosetta Tharp live, but I forgot until you reminded me... Also, it was great seeing Coffee Dave after such a long time...
Enjoyed the video. Ive seen the Gandolph before. I love getting a reissue of an older album. May you have a wonderful Chanukah and a marvelous new year
Massy. Thanks for entertaining me during 2024. Have a great Christmas and best wishes for the new year. Just bought an album from Kacey Musgraves, deeper well. Great music. You should listen to it. Trevor Marshall, Londonderry, Northern Ireland
Hey Mazzy. Great video. I love that Gandalf album. Had it on CD for years - so happy to get that reissue. Love that Seal album. Sister Rosetta is killer. Own a few of her albums. Cheers
Great list Mazzy. Good you mentioned JOHN CALE'S masterpiece PARIS 1919. BALLAD OF THE BROKEN SEAS is modern day Nancy and Lee and BOOKENDS is probably Simon and Garfunkel's very best album. The reissue of the year , however, is in my humble opinion H.M.S. FABLE by Shack. In a year where Michael Head has been re-evaluated as one of Britain's lost geniuses (acc; to NOEL GALLAGHER) this masterpiece ought to be in everyone's album collection.
best under-the-radar reissue for me was Detroit’s Outrageous Cherry - Out There In The Dark. Should have been on vinyl in 1999 but we finally got it in 2024 thanks to Feeding Tube Records/Cardinal Fuzz. A modern garage pop masterpiece.
The Monkeemobile would make a nice Santa sled, but the lady of the house will have to settle for the Rhino deal - she loves the Monkees. Thanks, Mazzy !
Been loving my bookends mofi and RSD Gandolf! Check out the SRC repress by jackpot that came out on RSD as well. Definitely an amazing psychedelic hidden gem that’s way ahead of its time.
I really enjoyed the rereleased Pete Jolly “Seasons “ album as well. Thx for suggesting that one and for all ur great suggestions throughout the year. I check them all out! And Thx for ur political comments as well, I agree with them all!
The Hejira Demos was one of the only RSDBF records I picked up and I was bowled away at the sound quality. Great for people like me who may even prefer the stripped down versions of Joni.
What about the raer reissues by your Beardo pal at Noble records? Underground Fire?! That Lanegan/Campbell lp is so effing good...saw them 2x together and it was outstanding.
My favorite reissue of 2024 would have to be Stoneground words 1972 Melanie Safka. The extra album of recordings were to be on the original release but only show up on this Easy Action record. Melanie put this together before she died. I wish she could have seen what a beautiful album this is.
Nice selections all around. There were two notable country reissues from the Omnivore group this year that I wanted to mention. They recently released a 25th anniversary reissue of Kelly Willis' excellent album, "What I Deserve" that is worth checking out. In addition to the album itself, they added 5 live recordings from a 1999 Mountain Stage appearance to pad things out. But the real attraction here is the album itself. It is a great collection of songs, and Kelly's voice is just one of the best pure country voices ever. The other release was a Flatlanders comp called "All American Music" released under the name Jimmie Dale and the Flatlanders. This is some serious country music. These are recordings from the early 70s, but they sound like a group that could have appeared on Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music. We're talking heavy West Texas drawl and an abundance of musical saw. One of my first music purchases after moving to Austin was the "More a Legend Than a Band" comp from The Flatlanders released by Rounder records in 1990. This new comp contains all of those songs plus a few other tracks from that era that appeared on other releases over the years. The Flatlanders were made up of 3 Texas legends: Jimmie Dale Gilmore; Joe Ely; and Butch Hancock. It's just really great to have these songs fully back in print again, and to finally have them all on streaming as well. Be warned though, that musical saw can sound a bit like a siren if you're listening to this collection in your car.
Thank you MAZZY This really was fast paced. Highly recommend the Ukrainian band DakhaBrakha Merry Christmas Happy Hanukkah
I am in awe of your ability to consume so much music !
It’s so enjoyable. So it’s easy.
Thanks Mazzy. Happy holidays. Cheers! 🥂
@@johndelavina3335 same to you ❄️
Great video Mazzy. Keep up the amazing work!
The Jackpot record label is one to watch. The Rhino reissues are great. I still need to pick up that Devo album. Have a great weekend. 🤗♥️
@@MelindaMurphy yeah jackpot has been putting out great records. Have a fabulous Christmas and new year Melinda ✌🏼❄️🎸🥁
Thank you Mazzy for helping me to expand my record collection this year. So many great recommendations. I now collect aluminium cans to pay for it.
Happy Holidays Mazzy!
Love one hand clapping. Happy Holidays Mazzy superstar.
@@teckertime ha. That album is great
Nicely done. It was good meeting you at the Austin show. Thank you for a year of thoughtful and informative videos.
@@Disc-O-Mat Christmas and New Year cheer 🥁
Super comprehensive
I bought a copy of Bookends and I have to agree with you. It sounds spectacular. Keep up the fantastic reviews. Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones.
thanks mazzy for the great great videos from 2024. happy christmas to you and your loved ones and a positive 2025. greetings from a loyal viewer from oberhausen, northrine-westfalia, germany. 🎅🏾🎄🎸
Best to you too ✌🏼
As much as its been overhyped, (and expensive) the Gandalf lp is a beautiful record and very much worth it. I really love Academy in Peril, how weird to follow up his more rock based ssw lps with that record of modern classical. Cool to see you getting into Ween! I thought I didn't dig them until about 5 years ago when I got into them and picked up 3 of their records, including Chocolate & Cheese. Enjoy all the end of the year fun Mazzy!
Yeah the cover of that Ween is strange further music 😎 have a fabulous Christmas ✌🏼
Love that Gandalf LP! Somehow I was able to lay hands on a reissue way before it was released on RSD this past year. I can’t remember who issue it but it has a Capitol Label.
Love that Monkees record. That Kodachrome slide cover of that John Cale LP is really cool.
I’ve never heard of that Ballad of the Broken Seas with Mark Lanegan In curious so I’ll check it out.
Ween are awesome! Love seeing them get their due finally.
I was lucky enough to find a Japanese original Vertigo pressing of the Black Sabbath debut. That album never gets old!
Some great reissues Mazzy! Happy Holidays to you and yours my friend!
Enjoy your New Years and then it’s back to work resisting the oligarchy we’re faced with for the next few years. I believe we will see the American people dissent like never before Gonna be taking it to the streets just like the 60-70’s! ✌️🎅🏻🎄🎁
Paul McCartney and Wings, One Hand Clapping release and seeing the film Sept 26, 2024 was a 2024 highlight for me also.
I think Seal made his best music when he was married to Heidi Klum. Of course, I've never heard any of it. I always thought "Still Life in Mobile Homes" was a clever song title. I liked Japan's Tin Drum. Thanks for the reissue rundown, Mazzy.
Glad to see Gandalf getting some love! I am a long time fan. Tip for fellow fans: There is a CD of unreleased material called Gandalf 2 that has been out of print for years but may be available on EBAY or similar sites.
I grabbed Gandalf when I was in Portland Mazzy. Been on the want list for a while and the reissue sounds great! One I just mentioned on my reissue episode of the podcast out today!
I’ll listen ✌🏼
The Church Street Blues reissue by Tony Rice would make my list, best sounding album in my collection!
Awesome video. I agree with you TOTALLY on Fidelity Pressing being s great thing for MoFi. I actually just did a video on this last week.
P. S.... Maz, thank you... I want to get the Sister Rosetta Tharp live, but I forgot until you reminded me... Also, it was great seeing Coffee Dave after such a long time...
Enjoyed the video. Ive seen the Gandolph before. I love getting a reissue of an older album. May you have a wonderful Chanukah and a marvelous new year
Happy Holidays! ❄️🥁
Massy. Thanks for entertaining me during 2024. Have a great Christmas and best wishes for the new year. Just bought an album from Kacey Musgraves, deeper well. Great music. You should listen to it. Trevor Marshall, Londonderry, Northern Ireland
Hey Mazzy. Great video. I love that Gandalf album. Had it on CD for years - so happy to get that reissue. Love that Seal album. Sister Rosetta is killer. Own a few of her albums. Cheers
@@7BobbyGaylor7 good shit. Right ? Happy Christmas to you ✌🏼
@ Absolutely! Happy Holidays! 🎄
I was surprised that Gandalf was so popular. Usually 60s Psych has a limited audience.
Great list Mazzy. Good you mentioned JOHN CALE'S masterpiece PARIS 1919. BALLAD OF THE BROKEN SEAS is modern day Nancy and Lee and BOOKENDS is probably Simon and Garfunkel's very best album. The reissue of the year , however, is in my humble opinion H.M.S. FABLE by Shack. In a year where Michael Head has been re-evaluated as one of Britain's lost geniuses (acc; to NOEL GALLAGHER) this masterpiece ought to be in everyone's album collection.
best under-the-radar reissue for me was Detroit’s Outrageous Cherry - Out There In The Dark. Should have been on vinyl in 1999 but we finally got it in 2024 thanks to Feeding Tube Records/Cardinal Fuzz. A modern garage pop masterpiece.
Merry Christmas & happy Hanukkah Nazzington bear, love 💖
Right back at ya!!
As a Neil Young fan, I was really happy to see both 'Freedom' and 'Ragged Glory' get a decent repress this year.
Maz.... Please do not forget the excellent job MoFi does with their CD's...
@@chrisnicol1644 they do make great CDs. I only have a few.
The Monkeemobile would make a nice Santa sled, but the lady of the house will have to settle for the Rhino deal - she loves the Monkees. Thanks, Mazzy !
Thanks Mazzy. See you in 2025. Holy shit . . . 2025!
Yup😎
Been loving my bookends mofi and RSD Gandolf! Check out the SRC repress by jackpot that came out on RSD as well. Definitely an amazing psychedelic hidden gem that’s way ahead of its time.
One Hand Clapping, Everything & Nothing, Hejera demos, definitely on my list this year.
I really enjoyed the rereleased Pete Jolly “Seasons “ album as well. Thx for suggesting that one and for all ur great suggestions throughout the year. I check them all out! And Thx for ur political comments as well, I agree with them all!
@@adguypa yeah that’s good. Didn’t include any jazz in this video.
@ that’s right you did say that upfront! Duhhh on my part!
Everything and Nothing is fantastic
The Hejira Demos was one of the only RSDBF records I picked up and I was bowled away at the sound quality. Great for people like me who may even prefer the stripped down versions of Joni.
Can't beat a great comp baby
You should've done this in January 2024. I know you like to tag early!
😵💫😎🙄🤠🤓
What about the raer reissues by your Beardo pal at Noble records? Underground Fire?! That Lanegan/Campbell lp is so effing good...saw them 2x together and it was outstanding.
@@birdy1numnum down own and haven’t heard Underground Fire. These are only records I have and have listened to. ✨
Hello,Norman.How many albums do you listen to per day?
6-8 hours
Thanks for the answer.
That's actually Seal's 2nd album.
one hand clapping is band on the run - if you have band don't bother
Paris 1919/John Cale..........the album that keeps on giving.
My favorite reissue of 2024 would have to be Stoneground words 1972 Melanie Safka. The extra album of recordings were to be on the original release but only show up on this Easy Action record. Melanie put this together before she died. I wish she could have seen what a beautiful album this is.
Nice selections all around. There were two notable country reissues from the Omnivore group this year that I wanted to mention.
They recently released a 25th anniversary reissue of Kelly Willis' excellent album, "What I Deserve" that is worth checking out. In addition to the album itself, they added 5 live recordings from a 1999 Mountain Stage appearance to pad things out. But the real attraction here is the album itself. It is a great collection of songs, and Kelly's voice is just one of the best pure country voices ever.
The other release was a Flatlanders comp called "All American Music" released under the name Jimmie Dale and the Flatlanders. This is some serious country music. These are recordings from the early 70s, but they sound like a group that could have appeared on Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music. We're talking heavy West Texas drawl and an abundance of musical saw. One of my first music purchases after moving to Austin was the "More a Legend Than a Band" comp from The Flatlanders released by Rounder records in 1990. This new comp contains all of those songs plus a few other tracks from that era that appeared on other releases over the years. The Flatlanders were made up of 3 Texas legends: Jimmie Dale Gilmore; Joe Ely; and Butch Hancock. It's just really great to have these songs fully back in print again, and to finally have them all on streaming as well. Be warned though, that musical saw can sound a bit like a siren if you're listening to this collection in your car.